Why don’t you use lobotomized owl?

Even if we agree that lobotomized owl is one of the most ingenious techniques we’ve seen for a while, we want also to stick to the only margin-bottoms rule… and that is opposite to the way the lobotomized owl works.

So… no global lobotomized owls, for the time being. But… you can still use .owl helpers to apply it at a block-level!

Your <ul> and <ol> are wrong!

Nope, they’re right. It’s the whole internet who’s wrong. Read hanging punctuation section on this article to see why.

Unconvinced? Set $list-padding to other than 0 and be as happily wrong as 90% of the web.

Why don’t you use glob patterns to import scss files?

Manually importing scss files on _huesos.scss is cumbersome. It looks like a stupid thing to do when you could just @import src/**/*.scss.

There is a reason behind, though. As a framework, Huesos strive for flexibility and customization. For example, we might need to drop all the components part for a proyect in order to reduce Huesos to a global reset. Or we might just hate the navigation part and want to replace it with our own.

Having all the @imports exposed on a single _huesos.scss file allows for easy customization of your bundle: if you want to drop some parts of the code you just need to comment them out. You can’t do this with glob patterns.